- find the actual profile that's actually there, or
- modify the actual profile to make it look like what you want, or
- synthesize a perfect sinc envelope of a higher frequency signal, ignoring the image altogether?
how to get a sinc profile out of a pic?
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Sagi
le 6 Sep 2014
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le 6 Sep 2014
Hi,I want to improfile an image and to get something like that:
the image that im working with is:
and when I improfile it,all I get is that:
I want to make it look like a sinc function(top image),any ideas?
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Image Analyst
le 6 Sep 2014
Why do you think the profile should look like that when you took the actual profile and it clearly does not look like that? If you want to modulate the actual profiles by multipying by a big wide sinc, you certainly can to that. What do you actually want to do:
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Star Strider
le 6 Sep 2014
Are you looking for autocorrelation? If so, use xcorr.
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Star Strider
le 6 Sep 2014
I don’t have your data, so I suggest using the ‘maxlags’ option. Looking at the x-axis of your top figure, perhaps 500 for ‘maxlags’ would work.
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